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China is a major consumer and producer in the global economy — a significant slowdown there ripples far beyond its borders.
China is a massive consumer of raw commodities (copper, iron, oil) for its industry and construction — a significant slowdown there reduces global demand for these commodities, hurting commodity producers worldwide, not just in China.
Companies with significant revenue share from the Chinese market (luxury brands, autos, tech) are directly exposed to declining consumption there — not just production issues, but demand that simply disappears.
Countries and competing manufacturers that can absorb demand shifted away from China (see Who Loses From Tariffs and Deglobalization for a similar mechanism), as well as companies importing from China that benefit from lower manufacturing costs if the slowdown comes with falling Chinese prices.
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